You had mentioned earlier that you like the look of the '39 Ford taillights, but I agree they are probably too small. I saw these at a car show last weekend, not sure how long they have been around, but basically the same design but bigger. They are 1939 Lincoln re-pops. I think I'm going to put them on my '37 Nash.
You're right, just a brainfart on my part. I just need to determine if I'm going to mount it with/without the cage Thanks, but I talked to fink'd last night, and he's getting started on frenching in 41 stude lights, as suggested by 41dave.
Buddy, That bellhousing you are looking for is for what motor ? If it is Ford, I have a stamped steel bell housing from a '40s truck. If you can use it - it is yours. Let me know if it would work.
Hey 38FLATTIE ... between you and keeper you have probably my 2 favorite cars on here !!! I can't wait to see it done
Thanks guys! You ARE the man! Thanks! Ok, help me out. I THINK I want to louver the hood, but I'm not sure.The hood will have the stainless tips in the pics.Will louvers be too much with the tips on? What do you guys think-louvers or no? Also, I'm trying to figure out what rims to run? I'm partial to wire spokes, but....
I'll vote for no louvers on the hood. But does the blower fit under it? Wire wheels would look very nice.
no louvers on the hood for me....keep the sleek look, the louvers will destroy that! Just my opinion!
Well, I've been thinking about this for the last 8-10 months, and I've gotten pretty wrapped up in this engine build. I could have built a hemi, for what I have in the engine, and been done with it by now. I finally decided that this build is overkill for a hotrod! Sooo, I've decided that the only way to do it justice is to run it on the salt, and find out if it's as bad*** as I think it will be. You're going to see this thread sidetrack a little, as we get the car ready for Bonneville 2011! Of course, I've never ran there, so any tech advice from EXPERIENCED VETERANS is welcome!
I(f the whole SCTA/BNI rule deal seems to be getting to be to much. And depending on how fast you think your going to go. There is always the World of Speed meet in Sept. They have a 130 club and a 150 club that have less strict rules. Check them out on the USFRA web site.
Well, the Lasalle is being put on the back shelf for at least a year. The body mods I had done exclude it from the cl*** we want to run, and I don't want to 'undo' the mods. If you want to see the engine progress, and the Bonneville build, you can see it here. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=496866 BTW-I'm looking for a set of flathead 346 tank heads. I'm looking for the ones that say 'Cadillac', if anyone knows of a set. <!-- / message --><!-- attachments -->
Check with Brent Mullins of Mullins Jeep Parts in College Station, TX http://www.mullinsjeepparts.com/
Thanks Oliverbuilt! BTW guys, I'm going to sell the two piece, dual plug heads, and the HEI Nash twin dizzy. I'll list them in the cl***ifieds, before they go off to epay!
I have the same body , never think to put tail lights here ... I plan to use french Peugeot 403 , the left one is also the tank filler ..
Thanks for all the kind words and support. I have another project I'm building the Flatcad for, so the lasalle is now for sale. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=503600
Buddy, Sorry to hear that the Cad is going on the market. I can understand your changing goal to LSR. That Chev is going to be on HOT racer on the salt ! Are you planning any trips to El Mirage ? I am only 15 minutes away for El Mirage. Looking forward to more progress on you LSR Racer.
Dave, we'll either be at El Mirage before Bonneville for a 'tune up' run, or after Bonneville, if the car runs strong. I look forward to meeting you there!
I need some help here guys. I need a 322/346 Cadillac Flathead, in the lake Tapps/Kent, Washinton area. I need this for measurements, and testing, so it doesn't have to run, or be perfect. A bare block is fine, and can be cracked. Please contact me @ lynchss47@aol.com
Even though the Lasalle is gone, you can follow the engine build here: http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/s...d.php?t=496866 I promise you'll see the most advanced, and powerfull Flatcad EVER built! No B.S.!
Good news! The FlatCad Racing support shirts are now available! These are designed by Dart165 and Keeper, and printed by Oddrodgarage. Thanks guys! C'mon, you KNOW it's a good cause! http://www.flatcaddy.com/products/list.php I know-shameless self promotion!